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With Tatsiana Tkachova), Mapt, a Non- Profit Organization in Yekaterinburg, Russia Elinor Carucci Born June 11, 1971 Jerusalem, Israel Lives and works in New York City One Person Exhibitions 2019 Midlife, Fifty One Fine Art Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium 2018 Getting Closer Becoming Mother; About Intimacy and Family 1993 -2012, Cortona on the move festival, main artist show, Cortona, Itally 2017 About Love - a two person show (with Tatsiana Tkachova), Mapt, a Non- Profit Organization in Yekaterinburg, Russia 2016 The family of (wo)man – Coming back to Musrara – Musrara art gallery, Jerusalem Israel 2015 The Effect of Motherhood, Conde Nast Gallery, New York 2014 MOTHER, Guernsey Photography Festival ` MOTHER, Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York 2012 Fotografins hus, Stockholm, Sweden 2011 BORN, Sasha wolf Gallery, New York Love, in spite...Tavi Art Gallery, Israel Insight, FoMu, Antwerp, Belgium 2010 Intimacy, James Hyman Gallery, London, UK 2009 My Children, Le Bleu du ciel, Lyon, France 2007 Biennale de la Photographie, Luik, Belgium Art Academy of Cincinnati, Convergys Gallery 2006 Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York NY 2005 Diary of a dancer, Fotografie Forum International, Frankfurt, Germany Diary of a dancer, 51 Fine Art Photography, Antwerp, Belgium It’s me, Herzlia Museum of Contemporary Art, Herzlia, Israel Diary of a dancer, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York, NY Photography Gallery Vilnius: Union of Lithuanian Art Photographers, Lithuania Analix Forever, Geneva, SZ Moscow House of Photography, Moscow, Russia Photographic Center Northwest, Seattle, WA 2004 Images of family and pain - Scalo Gallery, Zurich, SZ Closer, Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel New Gallery/Thom Andriola, Houston, TX 2003 Closer, Gagosian Gallery, London, UK 2002 Closer, Quint Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA Closer, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York, NY Fifty One Fine Art Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium 2000 Details, Quint Contemporary Art, La Jolla, CA Haifa Museum of Art, Haifa, Israel 1999 Details, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York, NY Prague House of Photography, Prague, Czech Republic Fotografie Forum International, Frankfurt, Germany 1998 The Photographers’ Gallery's print sales viewing room, London, UK 1997 Ricco\Maresca Gallery, New York, NY 1996 Princeton University, Visual Arts Gallery, Princeton, NJ National Arts Club, New York, NY Group Exhibitions 2019 Family Matters, Dom Museum, Viena Winter Garden Photograph Project, Houston Center for Photography Women in Colour, Galerie Miranda, Paris, France The Space Between, Julie Saul Gallery, New York NY 2018 Beyond Fashion –Artistree, Hong Kong All That Man Is – Fashion and Masculinity Now, Photo Vogue Festival, Milano Italy Portraits Americana, Albrecht_Kemper Museum of Art, Saint Joseph MO Flood, Contemporary Israeli Photography, Ashdod Art Museum, Israel Between us, The Israel Museum A Time for Reflection, Sir Elton John, AIPAD, NYC Forever Young, selection from the Joe Baio collection of photography, Aipad NYC 2017 Notions of Home, exhibit curated by Michelle Dunn Marsh at Photographic Center Northwest, Seattle, WA Women in colour, curated by Ellen Carey, Rubber Factory Gallery, New York NY Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:, Art Show, Brooklyn NY The Errant Eye: Portraits in a Landscape, Hardwood Museum of Art, Taos NM Period. | Rojas + Rubensteen Projects, Miami A journey in the fog, Noga Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel 2016 Picturing Family, Green Gallery of Yale University School of Art, CT Female Gaze – Photo Vogue Festival, Base Milano,Milano FACE IT - Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH travel to Slocumb Gallery at Tennessee State University Intricacy under the Milky Way – Fifty One Fine Art Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium Photo50, FEMININE MASCULINE, curated by Federica Chiocchetti, London Between history and collections – Seoul Photo. Seoul 2015 LENTOS Kunstmuseum Linz RABENMUTTER: Mother of the year 2014 INSIGHTS - A celebration of the voices that make up INSTITUTE, theprintsapce, London Romeo and Juliet - Sasha Wolf Gallery, NYC Nonage - 51 Fine Art Photography, Antwerp, Beligium International photo festival, An artist curator - Michal Chelbin, Rishon, Israel Home truths - curated by Susan Bright, Belfast Exposed, Belfast Home truths - curated by Susan Bright, MoCP, Chicago 2013 Home truths - curated by Susan Bright, The photographer's gallery, London Portrait Photographs of Artists - Worcester Art Museum, MA 2012 Israel Now - Reinventing the Future, MACRO Testaccio museum, Rome Doubles, Dualities, and Doppelgangers, WCP, Woodstock BEYOND WORDS: Photography in The New Yorker - Howard Greenberg gallery, travel to Ullens Center in Beijing 2011 Lishui International Photography Festival - ICP The Art of Caring, Art Museum of South Texas George Eastman House Announces The Unseen Eye, photographs from W.M. Hunt collection No titles, no theme, 51 Fine Art Photography, Antwerp, Belgium What's mine is yours, Woodstock Center of Photography New Yorker Fiction/Real photography, Steven Kasher Gallery, NYC Water, 51 Fine Art Photography, Antwerp, Belgium Human landscape, Beit ha Omanim, Tel Aviv 2010 Fototage Trier 2010, Germany All My Lovin', Fotofestiwal 2010, Lodz, Poland Family Files, contemporary photography and video art from Israel, Jewish museum Munich, Germany This is not an invitation to rape me, University of Pennsylvania, Fox Art Gallery Pictures by Women, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY 2009 BMW price finalists, Parisphoto, Paris, France Summer show, Sepia gallery, New York, NY The Intimate Line, Sepia gallery, New York, NY The Art of Caring, New Orleans Museum of Art, New Orleans 2008 Second Skin – show continues to travel to Museo de Arte Contemoráneo de Monterrey (MARCO), Monterrey, Mexico The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston - Annual Report 2007–2008 2007 The Naked Portrait, curated by Martin Hammer, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery Kiss & Tell, Curated by Kate Menconeri, Center for Photography at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY On the Wall: Aperture magazine ’05–’06 - Photographs by Aperture magazine artists, Aperture gallery, New York, NY Second Skin, Germany – Tour Exhibitiob dates/venues: 10 March - 06 May, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei 30 June – 26 August, Kauhsiung Museum of Fine Arts 2006 Darmstadtr Tageder Fotografie, Germany The Body Familiar, Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester MA the Female Figure, PS122 gallery, New York, NY 2005 Dash, London, Israel Contemporary Israeli Photography, Andersen Museum, Rome, Italy 2004 Water, Ricco /Maresca Gallery, New York, NY Love is in the air – Zman le Omanut, Tel Aviv, Israel Water water everywhere – Andrea Meislin Gallery, New York NY New Faculty - The Carpenter center – Harvard University 2003 New Inventory -, Freddie Fong Contemporary Art, San Francisco, CA locating intimacy – SF Camera work, San Francisco, CA the family – Windsor, Vero Beach , FL Contemporary Art / Recent Acquisitions, The Jewish Museum, New York, NY Self Performed, Freddie Fong Contemporary Art, San Francisco, CA Musrara – New York, Morel Drefler Gallery in Musrara, Jerusalem, Israel Flesh Tones – 100 years of the nude – Robert Mann Gallery, New York As you like it, Visual art gallery, New York, NY Hair the Show – Tabernacle, London, UK 2002 Naked - art upstairs, East Hampton, NY Ten years: A Celebration 1993-2002 – John Kobal Award, The National Portrait Gallery, London, UK Skin, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, New York, NY The National Gallery, Budapest, Hungary 2001 Pretty, Ricco /Maresca Gallery, New York, NY John Kobal Photographic Portrait Award – The National Portrait Gallery, London, UK True story – Four-person show, Woodstock Center of Photography, NY Images beyond the naked eye - WWF Exhibition, Traveling show in Europe and USA 2000 Grace, Woodstock Center of Photography, NY Self-portraits, Galeria de Arte Fotografico, Mexico Self portraits, New Gallery, Houston, TX Discoveries of the Meeting Place, Fotofest, Houston, TX 1999 Elinor Carucci - Images from Vogue, The Photographers' Gallery, London, UK Female, (curate by Vince Aletti), Wessel+O’connor, New York, NY West and, Young Israeli Art, New York NY Fiction Reality, Deven Golden Fine Art, New York, NY Naked, Ricco/Maresca Gallery, New York, NY 1998 Looking Back over the Year, Association Gallery, London, UK The Body Show, Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford, UK Backstage, Serge Sorokko Gallery, New York, NY Summer Madness, Fotografie Forum, Frankfurt, Germany Recent Acquisitions, Brooklyn Museum, New York NY Israeli Photography Today, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel Blue, Stephen Bulger Gallery, Toronto, Canada 1997 Oh Mama, The Museum of Israeli Art, Jerusalem, Israel Sleepers, James Cox Gallery, Woodstock, NY Realities, Ricco\Maresca Gallery, New York, NY New Photography, David Klein Gallery, Birmingham, MI Selected Bibliography 2019 Time Magazine, The Best Photobooks of 2019, by The Photo deaprtmeny Vogue Italia, You and me, Forever by Chiara Bardelli Nonino – the work of Elinor Carucci, Sage Sohier and Natalie Krick New York Times, Art Books, From Nudes to the Nervous System, Studies of the Human Body, review on the book Body by Zoe Lescaze Haaretz, Galeria, Elinor Carucci captures life as they are , Yoav Shmueli Strange Fire, book review on Midlife by Jess T. Dugan New York Magazine, The Cut, A Joyful Testament to Middle Age, by Lisa Miller Elephant Magazine, One Woman’s Unflinching Exploration of Midlife, by Charlotte Jansen The Photography Journal, MIDLIFE, By Lou Boble Wired - An Artist Takes an Unflinching Look at Her Own Hysterectomy – By Laura Mallonee Wmag online – EYE CANDY - 8 Portraits of the Supposedly Invisible: A Woman Who's Reached Middle Age, by Stephanie Eckardt
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